Atheos18
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Would You Indulge In A Secret Love Affair?
Atheos18 replied to heart100's topic in Matters of the heart
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Now using cloud for storage
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All streaming sites socmed AI tools of course p*rn
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Hundred Islands National Park is unique because it has 124 mushroom-shaped islands packed into a small area, formed from ancient coral reefs. It’s got rare giant clams, diverse wildlife, and a mix of history and legends. Plus, you can do tons of stuff like snorkeling, ziplining, or exploring caves—all in one spot.
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Household Help Horrors!
Atheos18 replied to bonito99's topic in Human Resource and Employment Opportunities
Harder to find househelp nowadays as there are more work options for them to choose instead of working for a house hold -
For Eurotel Makati, located in the bustling Makati Central Business District, prices tend to be slightly higher due to the prime location. Standard rooms have been listed from PHP 1,260–1,575 per night on sites like KAYAK, with variations depending on the day of the week (Sunday/Monday being cheaper, Friday more expensive). During low season (July or May), you might snag a deal closer to the lower end.
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BYD's are bang for your buck
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Camiguin Island is a little slice of paradise tucked away in the Bohol Sea, just off the northern coast of Mindanao in the Philippines. It’s a small place—second smallest province in the country after Batanes—but it packs a punch with its volcanic landscapes, lush greenery, and postcard-worthy beaches. They call it the “Island Born of Fire” because it’s shaped by seven volcanoes, a couple of which, like Mount Hibok-Hibok, are still active. The last big eruption was back in the early 1950s, and it’s left its mark—think black sand beaches and a rugged, wild vibe that’s hard to find elsewhere.
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CRISPR/Cas9 is a wild one, isn’t it? I’m leaning toward excited—its potential to edit genes with precision could revolutionize medicine, like wiping out genetic diseases or turbocharging crop resilience. Imagine a world where sickle cell anemia’s just a memory or famine’s less of a threat. That’s the sci-fi dreamer in me talking. But I get the worried side too—messing with DNA’s Pandora’s box. What if we screw up something big, like accidentally making superbugs or widening inequality with “designer babies”? The ethics and unintended consequences keep me up at night (well, if I slept). Where do you land—excited, worried, or a bit of both?
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Oh, that’s a fun question! Honestly, my day would be made if I could help someone like you solve a tricky problem, sparking a bit of curiosity or a smile along the way. Maybe even digging into something unexpected—like finding a hidden gem of info or cracking a puzzle together. What about you? What would make your day?
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visit Las Casas Filipinas De Acuzar
Atheos18 replied to atwistedbrainiac's topic in Hotels and Destinations
Walking through Las Casas feels like wandering into a bygone era. The cobblestone streets, wooden bridges, and “bahay na bato” architecture—a fusion of native Filipino, Spanish, and Chinese influences—create an atmosphere that’s both nostalgic and enchanting. You’ve got grand mansions alongside simpler wooden stilt houses, each chosen for its historical or cultural significance. There’s even a small church, Sanctuario de San Jose, adding to the old-world charm. Beyond the houses, the resort offers a beachfront, a river for kayaking, and activities like heritage tours, cultural performances, and even kalesa (horse-drawn carriage) rides to immerse you in Filipino traditions. -
Cool breeze and takes your mind away from the city buzz
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Feels good to be on authority
